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One minor point . . . it looks to me like Rep. Culberson actually made that "best backup" comment, not Director Comey.

MadPick wrote::thumbsup2:

One minor point . . . it looks to me like Rep. Culberson actually made that "best backup" comment, not Director Comey.

I couldn't get the article to load fully for me, so just running off the headline

In truth, the LAST thing a police officer wants to see in most cases is an ordinary citizen jumping into the fray with a gun in his hand.

In the words of one officer I was shooting with one day, "It's a good way to get shot. The officer doesn't know a good guy from just another friend of the guy he's doing battle with at the moment". He suggested that if you see an officer needing help and want to get involved just come and put a knee on the suspect's neck while the officer finishes cuffing him.


Yes, there are exceptions but just remember, anyone not in uniform or plainly displaying a badge, that has a firearm in their hand, is just going to look like a "Nail" to any "Hammers" that show up.

MadPick wrote::thumbsup2:

One minor point . . . it looks to me like Rep. Culberson actually made that "best backup" comment, not Director Comey.

It looks as if the fellow who wrote the article also wrote the headline- and didn't even catch that.

officer need backup?

Ops wrote:officer need backup?

That certainly makes mini-vans look more attractive.

Ops wrote:officer need backup?

oooo damn....

I cn haz M4? Ok thx....

well duhhh, you think a thug is gonna help